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6 Qneen Victoria's statue in Salford, England, erected

l>y Sunday school teachers and children, inaugurated by

Prince Albert.

7 ijueen Victoria's speech read to the new Parliament

of England Tin- |>eople of Costa Rica were informed of

the surrender 01 the Walker filibusters at Rivas by a na

tional salute fired at Han Jose. ..Faustin the First, Em

peror of Hayti. sanctioned a project for the establishment

of a line of steamers for the northern and southern coast

service.

8 ?Military mutiny prevailed to a groat extent amongst

the Kuiili-h native regiments stationed at Uuiballa, I11

dia, and the authorities worn much alarmed

9.? Her Britannic Majesty's brig ol war Sappho. Capt

Moresby, boarded the American brig i*anchiti and seized

tier a> a slaver, in the Congo river, on the coast of Africa.

The I'aschita was subsequently sent to New York in

charge of English seamen Captain Gladden, her com

mander, protected.

10 A serious mutiny of the native Sepoy regiments

broke out in Meerut, East Indies Colonel I'innis, with

many European officers, were killed and the mutineers

completely sacked the city. The men marchod on the

City of Delhi subsequently and were Joined by the entire

garrison. They plunderco and sacked that city also, and

proclaimed Shah Akhbar, the son of the late Mogul Empe

ror, King ot Iudia. The Sepoys said that their religious feel.

ing< had been purposely outraged by the government offi

conserving out to them cartridges greased with the fat of

pigs and cows, and hence their revolt. The KIuk, or

Padshah, (which, since the ansassinatinn of Alumgbir iu

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The New York herald. (1857). New York [N.Y.], 1857-12-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030313/1857-12-30/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1857-12-30.